Buffalo Grove High School - Stampede Yearbook (Buffalo Grove, IL)

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We pass into our Junior year ready to enjoy the 'free- dom that being an upper- classman offers. We already have Oral Comm, Geometry, and Phi-Sci-Physics under our belts, and that freedom will be greatly appreciated. It includes typing an eight page term paper for Expo, learning how to count to 20 in German, analyzing Why mice behave the Way they do, and why the Federalist papers and Aaron Burr are important to American His- tory. The summer arrives and We have the freedom to pay auto insurance, take out a date or even buy new clothes. Finally, after three years of hassling and being hassled, We arrive , We are the class to be. This is the final year We have toput up With. The months from Septem- ber to January pass in a blur, and the final set of eX- ams comes along right after vacation. Spring break, Wi th a trip to Hawaii With Uncle Paul Mueller, or just to Wrigley Field on Opening Day, drives home the point that the year is all but over. rm' ttop lefth Father Michael Cimaglio prepares to officiate for Jim Allen's seventh hour Sociology class wedding. Ctop centerj Tests in Advanced Placement Chemistry are difficult as Dave Kahn's look of intense concentration illustrates. fcenterb A lone student braves the frozen tundra of Bison Country in winter. tcenter leftj While walking through the English Resource Center, Charlie McBean tries to locate a friend. Crightj Math instructor Don Purcell models the hat worn for his eleventh annual thirty-ninth birthday party-

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QQHOW' ..i ' Ctop right? Senior Jess Panella Works on an assignment for Sue Benson's Creative Writing class. Qleftj 'Varsity Sociology Teamf' Ron Seeberger, Rick Frost, Coach Bill Lucas, Mike Fanella, Mike Beckman. Clower rightj Elaine Korecky extorts a hall pass from Tony Vourax.